Chris Hani’s killer Janusz Walus to serve parole in SA, says Home Affairs
By Zelda Venter | Published Nov 29, 2022
CONSTITUTIONAL COURT
The judiciary has become a threat to our democracy
By Opinion | Published Nov 27, 2022
Parole eligibility suspicions based on plausible remorse, not only then but now
By Opinion | Published Nov 27, 2022
Shortcomings of a mechanical approach to the question of parole
By Opinion | Published Nov 27, 2022
Birth registration: How SA’s legislation harms foreign national children
By Norman Cloete | Published Nov 26, 2022
Janusz Walus parole: Is justice served after three decades behind bars?
By | Published Nov 26, 2022
Carping Point: Janusz Walus’s parole release was a bitter pill for South Africans to swallow
By Kevin Ritchie | Published Nov 26, 2022
Concourt reserves judgment in appeal by DA, President Cyril Ramaphosa on Mkhwebane
By Mwangi Githahu | Published Nov 25, 2022
ANC, SACP and Cosatu to take to streets in wake of Janusz Waluś parole ruling
By Lehlohonolo Mashigo | Published Nov 25, 2022
Interview on Chris Hani’s killing haunts minister Mondli Gungubele
By Staff Reporter | Published Nov 25, 2022
Zuma welcomes appeal of medical parole judgment
By Kuben Chetty | Published Nov 24, 2022
Ramaphosa in legal wrangle with DA at Concourt about the overturning of Mkhwebane’s suspension
By Mwangi Githahu | Published Nov 24, 2022
Walus’s daughter Ewa confirms receiving funds for her father’s numerous appeals, according to British media
By Lehlohonolo Mashigo | Published Nov 23, 2022
Concourt reserves judgment on giving children of married couples more rights than those of unmarried couples
By Mwangi Githahu | Published Nov 23, 2022
Concourt to confirm that section of Divorce Act is unconstitutional
By Chevon Booysen | Published Nov 23, 2022
Concourt to rule on law giving children of married couples more rights than those of unmarried parents
By Zelda Venter | Published Nov 23, 2022
